The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-13


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In this malcn, ou,ldise VAS the
favoiiie, hut 20, | Moi PROVED
himself equal tn The occasion and
won in grand style. Tihe, IN.
543 seq.
6th-Ros1TA CHALLENGE CUP,
SI01 aLd;d. An
Ku Mig aoo; mile i ..h; winner
20 haL the rrcorl Z ".Anyie A :"
,4iN mad ] ne ~. sc. c p %
lie ran fO IN u ~, M t. y inl
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ten II, II uc iipg III ,ln j key tI.b
'r,ru ~ al
". II. Cornwrll'> b h Hancock. aged.
IL It's. NOhle !
Kcal II X nch. b IN An,undire. !
years. Is s............L Leonard 2
Patrol was entered, but with
drawn. Amandine had the pole.
The two horses were sent away TO q
good start. Amandine took slight
lead. Passing the three-qnarter
pole Hancock was up to Amandine,
and they ran locked together, to the
Casino, when Hancock got his head
in front and gradually opened a
gap. Amandine made gallant
effort to overtake Hancock on the
homestretch, but it was of no avail,
the latter winning easily by three
lengths. Time 1.48.
Hancock was favorite from the
start, and won as he liked.
8th-THE KINGS PLATE, 800.
Tro,ting Race; Tor Haw,ian bred
horses onl, mile heats; les. two in
three; to harntss.
w. II. Cornwell's lilly. l
Sam Parker's Jim Paioa. Dis
d. II. Davis A. W...............D Dis
Time 1851
Billy took the lead after starting,
and, going in fine style. distanced
the other two horses. Jim Paioa
behaved very badly, and he could
not be made to trot.
The betting was Billy against the
field, and he proved himself worthy
of the patronage bestowed on him
by distancing his competitors in the
first heat.
7th-NOvELTY RACE, slOO.
ieUa h;runni.g Is quarter 81.
"A mile 8.5
mile SIS
Op II o AL Hawaiian red horses.
N. Perry's 6 h aterfOrd Colt, 3
years, l22 lbs. ........ Applehy
y. II. orn"eii's g 6 Poni Moi. aged.
ll9 los ......... Robinson z
Ouderkirk's G G lag aged: il9
IDS. ....... EnOS D
~: ummins' e & Surprise, 4 years, i.
il lb.... .......... Leonard 4
aged, III lbs ........... Noble
Waterford Colt took the lead and
maintained it throughout winning
Ivy length. Time-lst quarter,
26 seconds; ! mile, 43 seconds; \
mile, 1923; mile, l 80. Water
ford Colt having led AT each pole,
won the entire stakes.
sth-JO KY CLUB POST MiTt Fl.
Sweepsiak $, 80 and : % ided.
Swerpstake, n o ting Or Pacing
| R,cc; b, st . in 3: I 20 ( r all no g.
ho have not a recUd Of 3 min q"
| better. To . driven by mein Ter.
of the Jockey Glub.
E. R. Miles h Elmo. ...........l I
| W. II. Cornwell's b z Garfield. q
| \. g. Hayley's z George H.. 49,. DIS
$. Parker's BaysM ater.. DIS
Garfield was first favorite, but
Elmo driven by Miles proved too
much for him, and won in gallant
style. Tine 2:44. Elmo also won
the second heat. Time 2:389.
9th--PONY R\CE, SIS.
Kuuni g RICE; ! mile d 'sh; 6p, '
| to only II .waiihn bred hnr IS, no
over IA hands. aud net under yr,
old; catch weighs.
W. H. Coruwell's g m Mollie. u. Kona
Kealia Ranch, b IN WOODBURY., w.
............ SILVA
D. LOvell's b b Punt Peki. *. Lowell
Mollie got away the quickest, ant
before the half-mile was reached
was ten lengths ahead. She finally
won by one hundreds yards, Wood
burn second, and Punt Peki fiv,
lengths away third. Time :54.
Mollie was favorite for this rae,
and proved worthy Of her patrons
NV winninU in grand stvle.